Transmigrate into a Book: My Villainous Childhood Friend Won't Stop Spoiling Me

Tan Xiaojiao is a successful woman in the modern age, the quintessential example of a daughter her father doesn't cherish and her mother doesn't love. Outside, she's all suit, briefcase, and high heels; at home, she sleeps in a giant bunny-print pajama set. Her only hobby is spending money. After someone stole the luosifen she had been craving for the fourth time, Xiaojiao flew into a rage and gave the novel she read with her meals a one-star review. The reason? The villainess had the same name as her. What infuriated Xiaojiao was that other villainesses had nothing going for them beyond their beauty and wealth, and were only there to court death and get abused. But this villainess was ugly, poor, and still went out of her way to court death and get abused. Could she be any more pitiful? Xiaojiao refused to accept it and left a scathing review. But in the blink of an eye, she found herself transmigrated into the book. Good grief, she'd become a four-year-old toddler! Hmm, it didn't seem so bad after all. Her parents doted on her, and her three goofy older brothers treated her like a treasure and guarded her protectively. But what's with this male supporting character? Why isn't he acting right? Wasn't he supposed to be cold and obsessive? “Sweetie, big brother has money. Be my little bride, okay?” “Sweetie, don't look at anyone else. They're not as handsome as me. Look at me!”